International Electronics Oracle OWK250, Manual

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ORACLE WIRELESS KEYPAD (OWK) INSTALLATION
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INITIALIZING A NEW MASTER PIN NUMBER
INSTALLING THE OWK
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GENERAL INFORMATION
The beeping you hear is the OWK prompting you to enter a new
Master Pin Number.
On the Keypad, press:
Followed by your four digit Master PIN Number (for example):
A tone indicates that the unit has accepted your Master PIN
Number.
Note: Is a ‘Cancel’ button to cancel any call or key sequence.
1 - Oracle Wireless Keypad (OWK)
1 – OWK Mounting Kit which includes:
4 – ¼ x 1 Steel Screws
4 – ¼ Washers
4 – ¼ Lock Nuts
4 – 8-32 X 1 5/8 Black Socket Assembly Screws
1 – Hex Key
The Oracle Wireless Keypad Unit has been designed specifically for
easy installation. After determining where you want the Wireless
Keypad Unit (OWK) to be mounted, just fasten the back panel to a
post or solid surface, using the included OWK mounting kit, making
sure that is within easy reach of a visitor.
Place four ‘AA’ batteries in the OWK’s battery pack. You will hear a
periodic low-volume beep, indicating that the unit is operational and
ready to be programmed with your secure master PIN number.
For
longer battery life and better functionality, use lithium ‘AA’
batteries.
Install the front of the Wireless Keypad Unit onto the already
installed mounting plate, using the included Assembly screws and
hex key provided.
Utilizing Universal's newest wireless protocols, this keypad product line is
able to meet and exceed the most stringent security and environmental
requirements.
Ultra long Range, Low Power Usage and its Two Way design, which
provides Confirmation Feedback of Receiver Action make this system the
most robust available.
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Sample Configuration 3:
Open, Close Gate and Verify Gate Status
Use this configuration when you wish to use the Reporter Gate System to open and
close your gate and check the gate’s actual status, connecting the Gate Controller
to a limit switch or external gate status indicator.
Enable or disable the Auto-close feature on your Automatic Gate Opener.
Connect Reporter Gate Controller Contacts 7 and 8 to “Strike Open”, “Open Only”,
“Remote” or a similarly named contact pair on your Automatic Gate Opener.
Please refer to your product-specific manual for wiring information.
Connect Contact 2 to Ground, COM, or (-) on your Automatic Gate Opener.
Flip Gate Controller Dipswitch #3 to the UP position to enable status checking.
If your Automatic Gate Opener has a “Close” or “Close Only” contact pair (e.g.
connecting like a 3-button station), connect Contacts 5 and 6 to the “Close”
contacts and flip Gate Controller Dipswitch #5 to the UP position.
If desired, enable Auto-close on the Gate Controller by flipping Gate Controller
Dipswitch #6 to the UP position. If you use this feature, disable auto-close on your
Automatic Gate Opener.
Connect terminals #3 and #4 across the “Gate Closed” limit switch. Polarity does
not matter.
Model OWK
9/6/2007
Patents Pending